I actually prefer 6502 over z80, but who knows. :D
There are already z80 and 6502 Verilog/VHDL modules out there, that you could actually use in the console. But I'd rather write my own versions of them.
I was simply giving an example of what you *would* be able to do with my console.
Thanks for the motivation guys, It's helping. I'm really hoping to see a market in this, I'm not even in it for the money, I'm in it to build video game consoles and computers. It has been my life goal for way too long now. :)
RegularK - With experience I guess comes speed, I've been working on these things for about 2 years now, I'm just finally getting used to all the theory and idea behind it. Besides the point, the CPU itself only has 1 opcode. So it's VERY straight forward. :D
I've been working on a 16-bit cpu design, for the past week, and it's taking me alot longer to make, because it's a full fledge cpu.
There are already z80 and 6502 Verilog/VHDL modules out there, that you could actually use in the console. But I'd rather write my own versions of them.
I was simply giving an example of what you *would* be able to do with my console.
Thanks for the motivation guys, It's helping. I'm really hoping to see a market in this, I'm not even in it for the money, I'm in it to build video game consoles and computers. It has been my life goal for way too long now. :)
RegularK - With experience I guess comes speed, I've been working on these things for about 2 years now, I'm just finally getting used to all the theory and idea behind it. Besides the point, the CPU itself only has 1 opcode. So it's VERY straight forward. :D
I've been working on a 16-bit cpu design, for the past week, and it's taking me alot longer to make, because it's a full fledge cpu.